Leaders stretch people
/Leaders stretch people by taking people out of their comfort zone but never out of their gift zone. John Maxwell
ideas that challenge / comfort / inspire
a leader's job
/A leader's job is to look into the future and see the organization, not as it is, but as it should be. - Jack Welch
Articles of Interest - May 16
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***SOCIAL MEDIA
Social Network Algorithms Are Distorting Reality By Boosting Conspiracy Theories (Talk of Facebook's anticonservative stance is in the news, but the issue of what news social networks choose to show us is much broader than that) Fast Company
Periscope makes broadcasts permanent by default and introduces search The Verge
Do aspiring YouTube stars need to pack up and move to L.A.? Daily Dot
Suicide on Periscope in France is the latest in live-streamed horrors Washington Post
Facebook's news saga reminds us humans are biased by design The Guardian
The history of social networking Digital Trends
Snapchat wants you to be able to take selfies in voting booths Daily Dot
Social Media, Smartphones And Long-Form Journalism: What's Up With Facebook? Forbes
The Slack generation: How workplace messaging could replace other missives The Economist
Twitter to Stop Counting Photos and Links in 140-Character Limit Bloomberg
***PRODUCING MEDIA
How Readers Engage with Long-Form Content on Mobile Devices PBS MediaShift
14 free image resources for content marketers PR Daily
Things I Learned About Shooting 360 Videos PBS MediaShift
For the first time, mobile gaming will make more money than traditional videogames Quartz
***TECHNOLOGY
Here’s looking at you: Smart glasses may have a big future at work Economist
Twitterbots United: fake followers could wreck the election Wired
***ART AND DESIGN
How Typography Can Save Your Life ProPublica
***BIG DATA
Using data analytics to tackle the information overload among researchers and publishers in science/medical/tech Inside Higher Ed
Is the skill shortage subdividing Big Data by tools and education? Computer World
How Big Data is affecting politics--the dive into social #nalytics and the effort to ‘weaponize data' Datanami
Our brains employ similar algorithms to those inspired by Bayes’ theorem. Does this mean our Brains are Bayesian? Scientific American
***JOURNALISM
Jeff Daniels reprises 'Newsroom' anchor role for 2016 presidential elections USA Today
Snapchat for journalists: a great big guide Online Journalism Blog
The Value of Data Journalism Real Clear Politics
Buzzfeed Is the Only New Media Organization on Facebook's ‘Most Trusted' List Motherboard
Nate Silver has a Donald Trump problem: Where does data journalism go now? Salon
***THE BUSINESS OF JOURNALISM
A Time and Place for Paid Content (Over six in ten Americans say they are comfortable with companies paying to publish articles that look like news as long as there's a disclaimer) Harris Poll
Local news startup Ripple apologizes for taking other people's news Recode
***STUDENT MEDIA
At Cornell, the College Daily Will No Longer Be Daily New York Times
Student Reporter Interviews Obama. First Question? The Fafsa Chronicle of Higher Ed
Language in transition: How student journalists cover transgender issues Student Press Law Center
How to investigate if your school is inflating gender equity numbers Reveal
***PERSONAL GROWTH
Numbers in the News Quiz - 9 Becoming
***GRAMMAR
East Asian words make it into Oxford English Dictionary The Guardian
***WRITING& READING
Everyone is deleting pronouns from the beginning of their sentences — here's why Business Insider
Dashing Through Chronicle of Higher Ed
***RACE
Reporter Mukhtar Ibrahim gets treated differently at federal courthouse Minneapolis City Pages
How the Teacher’s Race Affects the Teaching of Race Chronicle of Higher Ed
How psychologists used these doctored Obama photos to get white people to support conservative politics Washington Post
***SEXUAL ASSAULT ON CAMPUS
Campus Tour Guides Should Know the Facts About Sexual Assault Chronicle of Higher Ed
The Temple News’ longform piece on sexual assault on campus Temple News
Push Grows For A 'Scarlet Letter' On Transcripts Of Campus Sexual Offenders NPR
Professors Are Being Forced To Reveal Sexual Assault Confidences, Like It Or Not Huffington Post
Taking Sexual Assault to Twitter Inside Higher Ed
***RELIGION
As U.S. Attitudes Change, Some Evangelicals Dig In; Others Adapt NPR
Atheist Ad Mocking Noah's Ark Park as 'Genocide and Incest' Center Rejected by Billboard Companies ABC News
3 reasons conservative Christians will lose the transgender debate (opinion) Religious News Service
‘Take it off! This is America!’: Man who yanked hijab pleads guilty to religious obstruction Washington Post
Gender gap in religious service attendance has narrowed in U.S. Pew Research
Report Reveals cover-up of leading missionary surgeon who sexually abused 22 women and girls Religious News Service
***RELIGION AND POLITICS
Evangelicals raise hell over Trump's VP search Politico
Mississippi religious liberty law challenged in court Baptist News
Trump mounts Twitter war with the Southern Baptist Convention’s chief ethicist Religious News Service
NBC News Exit Poll Results: Lacking a Clear Champion in 2016, White Evangelicals Voted for Trump NBC News
Many Evangelicals Are In 'An Awkward Place' With Trump Atop GOP NPR
***STUDENT LIFE
Study: Millennials want brand managers out of their ears—and feeds PR Daily
Chinese University Incentivizes Students To Be Polite NPR
Young Americans Drink More, Eat Worse, and Stay Skinnier Than Everyone Else Bloomberg
The Minecraft Generation- How a clunky Swedish computer game is teaching millions of children to master the digital world New York Times
How badly companies misunderstand millennials Washington Post
***JOBS
Top 10 Mistakes You Might Be Making with Your Job Search Life Hacker
How to make a good first impression on mobile job apps USA Today
7 Tips For Job-Seeking Graduates DNA Info
How to ace a Skype interview USA Today
National Labor Relations Board: Your Employer Can’t Force You To Be Happy At Work Huffington Post
***SCIENCE
Why scientists should learn to fail, fast and often StatNews
***PSYCHOLOGY
Does The Placebo Effect Influence Consumer Product Purchases? NPR
Suicide rates are rising in America, and in other rich countries Economist
Major Counseling Organization Protests Tennessee’s Anti-LGBT Counseling Law Huffington Post
***PHILOSOPHY
‘Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt’ Is Secretly All About Ancient Greek Philosophy Decider
Teaching Students Philosophy Will Improve Their Academic Performance, Shows Study BigThink
***HIGHER ED
A growing number of colleges and universities are emphasizing civic engagement in their curriculum Inside Higher Ed
Discount at Private Schools reach new record levels Inside Higher Ed
Chilling Higher Ed Cooperation in China? Inside Higher Ed
Supreme Court Sends Birth-Control Case Brought by Religious Employers Back to Lower Courts (Outcome suggests justices would have split 4-4 on the merits of the case) Reuters
Academic-Freedom Spat Triggers Wave of Resignations at Religious College Chronicle of Higher Ed
Texas Christian University misspells its own name in commencement program Houston Chronicle
Student sit-in at Jesuit School because Dean used the N-Word.. in a book Title Inside Higher Ed
***TEACHING
Study by faculty members at West Point finds students perform better academically when laptops and tablets are banned from the classroom Inside Higher Ed
***ACADEMIC LIFE
Rutgers professors vote a second time to seek access to and limits on use of data from Academic Analytics Inside Higher Ed
becoming
/It’s not what you are doing but what you are becoming.
Articles of Interest - May 2
/***SOCIAL MEDIA
Hillary Clinton just invented the Snapchat attack ad Business Insider
The reverse-chronological social media feed is dying New York Magazine
4 social media rules for handling celebrity passings PR Daily
UCLA Student Media director resigns to support continuation of publications Daily Bruin
Stanford Daily enjoys record traffic from John Boehner 'Lucifer' scoop CNN
Wesley College newspaper editor speaks out over controversial cartoons WMDT
***PRODUCTIVITY
Why So Many Smart People Aren’t Happy The Atlantic
Many Grouchy, Error-Prone Workers Just Need More Sleep NPR
***BIG DATA
10 Questions for the Nation’s First Chief Data Scientist from Science Friday Science Friday
You no longer fit a model. Instead, you train the task. Deep Learning: What it is and why it matters SAS
Data science and machine learning cheat sheets for--Python R Spark Hadoop Hive Django--dozens more KD Nuggets
Python, Machine Learning, + Dueling Languages--what's best for serious productivity? Open Data Science
***PERSONAL GROWTH
Transition and Change (Transition is the process of letting go of the way things used to be and then taking hold of the way they subsequently become) Becoming (my blog)
10 Things You Need To Remember If Your Life Isn’t Turning Out The Way You Thought It Would Thought Catalogue***RESEARCH
5 Tips to Avoid P-Value Potholes: #5- Some potholes are deliberately hidden (shining light only on p’s less than .05) PLOS
***RACIAL ISSUES
Do the Words "Race Riot" Belong on an Historical Marker in Memphis? NPR
***GENDER ISSUES
University of Washington removes cheerleader tryout tips after social media backlash New York Daily News
Two national college applications will move beyond traditional gender binary Inside Higher Ed
Job Prospects For The Class Of 2016 Are Pretty Good, Especially For Men Huffington Post
Sexual harassment training may have reverse effect, research suggests The Guardian
Women Write War Fiction, Too Jstor
***SEXUAL ASSAULT ON CAMPUS
Brigham Young Students Claim University Punished Rape Victims For Reporting NPR
College plans policy review after sex-assault case criticism (Open letter on FB says Georgia school bungled its investigation of his sister’s rape in a dorm room) Dispatch
***LEGAL ISSUES
It May Soon Be a Lot Harder for the Law to Get Into Your Email Wired
Google wants to change copyright laws—and that’s a good thing (opinion) Daily Dot
***RELIGION
A closer look at Jehovah’s Witnesses living in the U.S. Pew Research Center
Satanists balk at Cruz comparison The Hill
Congress Likely To Get Its Only Openly Atheist Member In NovemberHuffington Post
Evangelical woman vows to bring pistol into queer-friendly Target bathrooms Huffington Post
Religious Freedom Face Serious Threats Worldwide NPR
***MUSIC
How Steely Dan Wrote “Deacon Blues,” the Song Audiophiles Use to Test High-End Stereos Open Culture
Why Freddie Mercury's Voice Was So Great, As Explained By Science NPR
Peter Frampton Plays a Tiny Desk Concert for NPR, Featuring Acoustic Versions of His Classic Songs Open Culture
***THE BUSINESS OF MEDIA
TV networks battle new media threat as Facebook looms over ad war The Guardian
***JOURNALISM
These Men Finally Understand How Bad Women Have It In Sports Media Huffington Post
Las Vegas Columnist Quits After Ban On Writing About New Owner NPR
Facebook and Twitter are buttering up news publishers — here's why Business Insider
Esquire removes satirical article after criticism Politico
Google’s test to let media publish directly in search can’t be great news for Twitterrecode
New York Times boss sued over alleged ageist, racist and sexist hiring practices The Guardian
Journalism Professor Will Go to War for Free Speech, as Long as It Doesn’t Mock Him Gawker
***THE BUSINESS OF JOURNALISM
Managing the Decline of Print: The New York Times Looks to Cut Costs Fortune
The news industry can’t cut its way to quality (opinion) Poynter
Digital publishing news jobs now outnumber those in the newspaper business, BLS reports Talking New Media
***STUDENT LIFE
A majority of millennials now reject capitalism, poll shows Washington Post
***SCIENCE
False images top form of scientific misconduct Canadian Medical Association Journal
Theoretical physicists have a "license to be excited" and "run amok." Here's why Science News
***PSYCHOLOGY
LGBT Activists Criticize Tennessee Law Allowing Therapists To Refuse Patients NPR
***NEUROSCIENCE
Talking to ourselves: the science of the little voice in your head The Guardian
The “Brain Dictionary”: Beautiful 3D Map Shows How Different Brain Areas Respond to Hearing Different Words Open Culture
***ETHICS
How Ethical is Geoscience? The Grumpy Geophysicist
***PHILOSOPHY
Animated Introduction to 25 Philosophers Open Culture
***LANGUAGE / GRAMMAR
Lawsuit Will Decide Who Owns 'Star Trek' Language Klingon NPR
A conversation with the world's leading authority on the English language about big data, Google ngrams, and language change Business Insider
***LITERATURE
The Ultimate Literary Cage Match: Hemingway vs. Faulkner vs. Trump The Millions
Ian McKellen launches app to make Shakespeare easier to understand AV Club
The Cover of George Orwell’s 1984 Becomes Less Censored with Wear and Tear Open Culture
***HIGHER ED
UC Davis Chancellor Linda Katehi on investigatory leave due to ‘serious questions’ Sacrameto Bee
Why Colleges’ Brands look so similar (To sell themselves, colleges try to stand out. But often, their marketing efforts look practically identical) Inside Higher Ed
Law student says he was almost expelled for writing in favor of gay marriage Fusion
Former ORU student says school is blocking her re-admission over her marriage to a woman Tulsa World
***TITLE IX
U.S. Publishes Details on Religious Colleges Seeking Title IX Waivers Chronicle of Higher Ed
Updated List of Institutions that have requested Religious exemptions to Title IX (As of April 1, 2016, 232 colleges had obtained a religious exemption from Title IX and 31 requests are pending) Dept. of Ed.
NCAA Hesitant to Condemn Religious Institutions that have Requested Title IX Waivers Inside Higher Ed
Feds Publish Records On Schools Allowed To Discriminate Against LGBT Students BuzzFeed
Lawsuit: Prof Punished for Opposing Gordon's Title IX exemption request Inside Higher Ed
Education Dept. Releases Title IX Exemptions, Requests Inside Higher Ed
***TEACHING
Learning From My Teaching Mistakes Chronicle of Higher Ed
A Moment of Clarity on the Role of Technology in Teaching Chronicle of Higher Ed
***ACADEMIC LIFE
Professor puts CV of his failures online to give perspective Associated Press
Articles of Interest - April 25
/***BIG DATA
New book focuses on #BigData's dreaded “correlation does not imply causation” problem Inside Big Data
Gartner "warns of approaching apocalypse for IoT data management" (Needed: lithe strategies for managing data gov) Smart Data Collective
Data Analytics Myths (#1- Quantitative analysis is better than human intuition) Electronic Design
10 Questions for the Nation’s First Chief Data Scientist Science Friday
***WRITIN’ AND READIN’
Readability, Understandability, and ETS Chronicle of Higher Ed
***GRAMMAR
Testing for knowledge of a fictive grammaticality distinction Chronicle of Higher Ed
Why grammar mistakes in a short email could make some people judge you The Conversation
***LANGUAGE
How to identify any language at a glance The Week
***RESEARCH
Want a favorable peer review? Buy One Stat
You Pay to Read Research You Fund. That’s Ludicrous Wired
Publication Bias Is Boring. You Should Care About It Anyway Mother Jones
***GENDER ISSUES
Restrictions on Women’s Religious Attire Pew Research
Single women are reshaping America from marriage to politics to the economy Economist
***RACE
Bystanders are less likely to help black people in medical emergencies, a study finds Business Insider
The disturbing racial bias in who we help when they need it most Washington Post
When It Comes To Flight Safety, When Does Alertness Become Racial Profiling? NPR
FCC’s mandate won’t help diverse storytellers San Diego Reader
How Americans pretend to love ‘ethnic food’ Washington Post
How a journalist caught the cops whitewashing their ticketing records Poynter
Death Row’s Race Problem The case of a Texas death-row inmate, now before the Supreme Court, points to the troubling racial history of capital punishment Wall Street Journal
***LEGAL ISSUES
Supreme Court rejects challenge to Google book-scanning project Reuters
***IMAGES
British Library posts 1 million copyright-free images online Boing Boing
***SOCIAL MEDIA
Live-Streaming Of Alleged Rape Shows Challenges Of Flagging Video In Real Time NPR
How Facebook plans to take over the world The Guardian
Facebook Tweaks News Feed To Measure User Time Media Post
How a dating app for burrito-lovers exposed one of online dating’s biggest myths Washington Post
Most Americans spend two full workdays a month on Facebook Quartz
***AUDIO
Breaths Of Fresh Air: The Art Of The Terry Gross Interview Audible Range
Can audio go viral on Facebook? Here’s what happened when NPR ran an experiment for a month Harvard's Nieman Lab
***FILM
Just How Does Film Work, Exactly? Digg
The 100 Most Memorable Shots in Cinema Over the Past 100 Years (video) Jacob T. Swinney
***PERSONAL GROWTH
Making exterior changes to avoid internal changes Becoming
A Cautionary Tale Of The Cc Line Media Post
Numbers in the News: Quiz 7 Becoming
Short sleep may be tied to cold or infection risk Reuters
***RELIGION
The Repression of Religious Studies (subscription) Chronicle of Higher Ed
Raunchy Prince was actually a conservative Christian who reportedly opposed gay marriage Washington Post
Whole Foods Market to sue pastor for cake scam KGNS-TV
Church Honors ‘Dearly Beloved’ Prince By Putting His Lyrics On Sign Huffington Post
My wife and I are white evangelicals. Here's why we chose to give birth to black triplets (opinion) Washington Post
Most U.S. Catholics rely heavily on their own conscience for moral guidance Pew Research
How police took $53,000 from a Christian band, an orphanage and a church Washington Post
***MUSIC AND ART
Are Algorithms Ruining How We Discover Music? FiveThirtyEight
More people are paying to stream music, but the industry is still wobbly Economist
***THE BUSINESS OF MEDIA
A Bright Side to the Financial Stumbles of Digital Media New York Times
***JOURNALISM
The Fading Newspaper Bloomberg
Journalism has an editing crisis, but we can do something about it Poynter
2016 Pulitzer winners and finalists in journalism and arts Associated Press
***THE BUSINESS OF JOURNALISM
A potential bid by the Daily Mail for Yahoo may make sense Economist
Gannett Makes A Bid For Tribune Publishing NPR
Bad news: why TV is going the same way as print journalism The Conversation
The Center for Investigative Reporting bets it can change audio journalism—and itself Columbia Journalism Review
Want to get a journalism job? Here are the skills you need, according to a new report Poynter
***STUDENT JOURNALISM
UWS student paper's April Fools' Day issue draws backlash Duluth News
At Some Universities the line between Journalism and Public Relations is Blurred Student Press Law Center
***STUDENT LIFE
When Slogans Replace Arguments: a truly open-minded discussion of race issues (opinion) Chronicle of Higher Ed
Why becoming an adult means something very different when you’re poor Washington Post
***JOBS
Licensing Laws Are Shutting Young People Out Of The Job Market FiveThirtyEight
Freaked out about Finding a Job? LinkedIn Launches App for Students to Help USA Today
Personal statement: 10 of the most overused openings Telegraph
***SCIENCE
***PSYCHOLOGY
This unusual test reveals how smart you are Washington Post
Explaining The Paradox Of Why You Shouldn't Trust Unanimous Decisions Digg
1 Question Is All You Need to Judge Someone's Personality Inc.
A review of “Unbroken Brain” (Conventional wisdom insists that addiction is a disease, like cancer. But addiction is learned; cancer isn’t. Most people grow out of drug use) Wall Street Journal
***ETHICS
Spoof Papers And The Ethics of Academic Publishing Discovery
Do ethicists hinder HIV prevention research? Reuters
***LITERATURE: SHAKESPEARE
Shakespeare Saw '360 Degrees Of Humanity,' And That's Why He Endures NPR
Shakespeare Or Batman? That Is The Question FiveThirtyEight
How the New York Times would write William Shakespeare's Obit New York Times
400 Years After Shakespeare’s Death, He’s Still Required Reading (Even For Econ Majors) FiveThirtyEight
Shakespeare: Dead or Alive? Jstor
***HIGHER ED
How (Not) to Hide a Scandal (There’s a fine line between a marketing campaign and a cover-up. The attempt by UC Davis to get its pepper spray incident off the top of Google searches is a case in point) Inside Higher Ed
UC-Davis Was Ridiculed for Trying to Sway Search Results. Many Other Colleges Do the Same Chronicle of Higher Ed
Ed Dept pushed to focus on student achievement and troubled colleges Inside Higher Ed
Report on the future of online education stresses central role of faculty members and instructional designers Inside Higher Ed
Head of embattled for-profit-college agency resigns Inside Higher Ed
How Choosing a Cabinet Helped Put One College President in Peril Chronicle of Higher Ed
Hope College Moves Away from Immediate Plan to Fire President Inside Higher Ed
***SEXUAL ASSAULT ON CAMPUS
Under Fire, Brigham Young Will Review Title IX and Honor Code Enforcement Chronicle of Higher Ed
Brigham Young University has a troubling policy of investigating students who report rape Business Insider
Brigham Young Student Who Sought Immunity for Assault Victims Files Title IX Complaint Chronicle of Higher Ed
WATCH: Fake college acceptance letters highlight sexual assault USA Today
Lawsuit Takes Aim at Education Dept.’s Title IX Guidance (An accused student blames federal pressure for how his university treated him) Chronicle of Higher Ed
Justice Dept. Slams U. of New Mexico Over Sexual-Assault Policies Chronicle of Higher Ed
Dept. of Justice: Title IX requires violating the First Amendment FIRE
***TEACHING
Look for the Exceptions (In the process of correcting students’ mistakes, don’t forget to focus some attention on what they’re doing well) Chronicle of Higher Ed
A Final Round of Advice for Final Exams Chronicle of Higher Ed
the unfinished self
/The human self (is) not simply a finished product, a kind of entity, but a developing process. A self is not simply something I am but something I must become. To be sure, there is also a sense in which the self must have a kind of substantial reality, for there must be something that is undergoing the process of becoming. But the substantial reality of the self includes potentialities, and thus selfhood is a process in which a person must try to “become what one already is.” This unfinished self gives shape to itself through its choices; every decision I make is also a decision about what kind of person I want to be.
C. Stephen Evans, Introduction: Kierkegaard’s life and works
giving, pardoning, dying
/It is in giving that we receive, it is in pardoning that we are pardoned, it is in dying that we are born again to eternal life. – St Francis of Assisi
Articles of Interest - April 18
/***PERSONAL GROWTH
Engineering Spiritual Growth Becoming (my blog)
Organization is a Skill, Not a Trait Chronicle of Higher Ed
The Important Habit of Just Starting Life Hacker
***THE INTERNET
The secret rules of the internet (The murky history of moderation, and how it’s shaping the future of free speech) The Verge
The Internet Should Look More Like Reddit and Less Like Facebook Media Shift PBS MediaShift
***WRITIN’ AND READIN’
The harsh truth about speed-reading The Daily Dot
The Narratee and the Typo Chronicle of Higher Ed
The Creative Writing of the Internet's Premier White Supremacist Forum Gawker
A Farewell to Adverbs (Why computers will never write novels) Chronicle of Higher Ed
The next hot job in Silicon Valley is for poets Washington Post
***GRAMMAR
Poetically Punctuating (subscription) Chronicle of Higher Ed
People obsessed with grammar aren't as nice as everybody else, study suggests Mashable
***LANGUAGE
That Emoji Does Not Mean What You Think It Means Gizmodo
How the Internet is changing the English language Daily Do
***LITERATURE
Cao Wenxuan: Chinese author wins top children's literature prize BBC
Fahrenheit 451 film in the works at HBO Entertainment Weekly
How a Google Spreadsheet Saved My Literature Class Chronicle of Higher Ed
At National Library Week, A Look At How Libraries Transform in the Digital Age PBS MediaShift
“What’s in a name?”: Was William Shakespeare popular during his lifetime? OUP blog
An Evening with Nikki Giovanni -- Point Loma Writer’s Symposium by the Sea 2016 UCSD TV
***RESEARCH
Why our peer review system is a toothless watchdog Stat News
***GENDER ISSUES
What happens to boys who kill women in video games Washington Post
See Where Women Have The Most And Least Political Representation In The U.S. NPR
The problem with almost all movies Washington Post
***RACE
What Does Time Perception Have To Do With Racial Disparities? NPR
‘When You’re Accustomed to Privilege, Equality Feels Like Oppression’ (opinion) Huffington Post
When It Comes To Terms Like 'Colored People's Time,' Context Matters NPR
Guess Who Is Writing a Book on Race? Rachel Dolezal Ad Week
Southwest Air kicks Muslim woman off plane for switching seats BoingBoing
A popular video game now randomizes your race and gender — and many white men are furious Vox
Hundreds of Wisconsin Faculty Members ‘Refuse to Be Silent’ About Classroom Arrest Chronicle of Higher Ed
***TECHNOLOGY
Your face is big data (facial recognition can identify complete strangers) BBC
***SOCIAL MEDIA
How Social Media Inflates Our Perception Of Our Choice Presidential Candidate Bloomberg View
In Its Fight Against Fake News, Facebook Found A Resilient Foe BuzzFeed
Facebook's New Master Plan: Kill Other Apps NPR
Facebook Employees Asked Mark Zuckerberg If They Should Try to Stop a Donald Trump Presidency Gizmodo
The new face of Facebook (The social network has turned itself into one of the world’s most influential technology giants, and wants to become ever more powerful) Economist
USA Today Breaks Story: Teens Love Snapchat Gawker
You can predict city gentrification through check-ins and tweets Engadget
How Facebook Could Tilt the 2016 Election The Atlantic
Why it's now impossible for WhatsApp to help agencies like the FBI access messages Vox
Reddit Realizes It's 2016, Launches Mobile App Fortune
***MUSIC
Who Owns 'We Shall Overcome'? All Of Us, A Lawsuit Claims NPR
Kendrick Lamar sued for allegedly copying Bill Withers song The Guardian
Radiooooo: A Musical Time Machine That Lets You Hear What Played on the Radio in Different Times & Places Open Culture
***BIG DATA
The CIA Is Investing in Firms That Mine Your Tweets and Instagram Photos The Intercept
The dirty little secret about visualizing data-it's as much an art as a science Washington Post
FBI: a mysterious hacking group has had access to US govt files for years MotherBoard
***RELIGION
How highly religious Americans’ lives are different from others Pew Research
Tennessee governor vetoes bill making Bible official book Fox News
Despite harassment by police, China’s house-church movement is growing Economist
In 5 Years, Donald Has Given Nothing to Charity Ad Week
Many Americans don’t argue about religion – or even talk about it Pew Resaerch
SNL’s religious freedom movie (video) Vox
John Kasich Meets Talmudic Scholars, Tries to Explain Bible to Them New York Magazine
The Evangelical Onion Patheos
Fake news that’s good for the soul Washington Post
Gay waitress says Bible verse left in lieu of tip WBTV-TV
***JOURNALISM
2016 Pulitzer winners and finalists in journalism and arts Associated Press
The dirty little secret that data journalists aren’t telling you Washington Post
Panama Papers Leak Signals a Shift in Mainstream Journalism New York Times
What Instagram’s algorithm change means for journalists GateHouse Newsroom
Washington Post Fact Checker gets dressing down from readers; Twitter hashtag goes wrong Polimedia
A new understanding: What makes people trust and rely on news American Press Institute
The future of journalism in three words: collaboration, collaboration, collaboration The Guardian
Journalists, beware: Twitter is less potent than you assume Poynter
How newsroom pressure is letting fake stories on to the web The Guardian
***THE BUSINESS OF JOURNALISM
Catholic News Service editor asked to resign after Tweeting about Religious Liberty Bills National Catholic Reporter
Mashable gets out of news business, moves towards video content about ‘digital culture’ Mashable
For News Outlets Squeezed From the Middle, It’s Bend or Bust New York Times
***SCIENCE
Science fairs are as flawed Stat News
***PSYCHOLOGY
Ha ha HA Haha. The Sound Of Laughter Tells More Than You Think NPR
Why Luck Matters More Than You Might Think (When people see themselves as self-made, they tend to be less generous and public-spirited) The Atlantic
How Political Candidates Know If You’re Neurotic MIT Tech Review
***NEUROSCIENCE
This is what happens to the brain when it's on LSD Mashable
How Does a Mathematician's Brain Differ from That of a Mere Mortal? Scientific American
Why the baby brain can learn two languages at the same time The Conversation
Is Too Much Screen Time Damaging Your Child’s Brain? Psychology Today
***ETHICS
What Do You Owe the Friends You Unwittingly Scammed? NY Times
We all lie, scientists say, but politicians even more so Associated Press
This unusual test reveals how smart you are Washington Post
***STUDENT LIFE
College Student Uses 3-D Printer To Fix His Crooked Teeth NPR
Students ask college to bar controversial social app Jacksonville Journal-Courier
Attention Students: Put Your Laptops Away NPR
***CAMPUS CRIME
Crimes reported against Kuwaiti and Saudi Arabian students have the university reeling Inside Higher Ed
***SEXUAL ASSAULT ON CAMPUS
'Crying silently': VP Biden advocates for sexual assault victims during Week of Action USA Today
Prosecutor says rape case is threatened by BYU Honor Code investigation The Salt Lake Tribune
John Kasich Tells Student Worried About Sexual Assault to Avoid Parties With Alcohol Chronicle of Higher Ed
Colleges lose series of rulings in suits brought by male students accused of sex assault. In stinging decisions, judges fault lack of due process Inside Higher Ed
Do codes of conduct, especially those at faith-based institutions, discourage students from speaking up about sexual assault? (subscription) Chronicle of Higher Ed
***FREE SPEECH
Calif. university spent $175,000 to counter negative Internet posts: newspaper Reuters
***HIGHER ED
Are Colleges Too Obsessed With Smartness? (we value students with top grades and scores to the detriment of everybody else) Chronicle of Higher Ed
The Education Twitterati (At an American Educational Research Association panel, academics discuss the rewards -- and risks -- of using social media to advance public scholarship) Inside Higher Ed
Hope College Moves Away from Immediate Plan to Fire President Inside Higher Ed
Head of embattled for-profit-college agency resigns Inside Higher Ed
Online Learning Trends at Community Colleges Inside Higher Ed
***TEACHING
Stanford Physicist Embarks On Mission To Improve Undergraduate Teaching NPR
Teaching Magazine Students More than Magazines Media Shift
***ACADEMIC LIFE
New research finds professors spend considerable time in meetings and on administrative tasks, and much of their time alone Inside Higher Ed
Philosophy Prof says he was fired for posting a music video on his personal blog Leiter Reports: A Philosophy Blog
Listen Slowly
/Some years back, I was snapping at my wife and children, choking down my food at mealtimes, and feeling irritated at those unexpected interruptions through the day. Before long, things around our house reflected the pattern of my hurry-up style.
After supper one evening, the words of one of our daughters gave me a wake-up call. She wanted to tell me something important that had happened to her at school that day. She hurriedly began, “Daddy-I-wanna-tell-you-somethin’-and-I’ll-tell-you-really-fast.”
Realizing her frustration, I answered, “Honey, you can tell me... and you don’t have to tell me really fast. Say it slowly.”
I’ll never forget her answer: “Then listen slowly.”
Charles Swidoll
Articles of Interest - April 11
/***SOCIAL MEDIA
How to Use Snapchat Wired
Instagram rolls out 60-second video option PR Daily
Snapchat Content Survey: How Much Millennials Actually Use Live Stories, Discover and More Variety
Facebook Users Are Sharing Fewer Personal Updates and It's a Big Problem Fortune
How to make your GIFs load fast every time Cnet
Up Periscope: Inside Twitter’s one-year-old broadcast startup Mashable
Is Snapchat a Threat to Facebook? 2 Charts Offer Conflicting Answers Fox Business News
***BIG DATA
Data-Mining Algorithm Reveals the Stormy Evolution of Mathematics over 700 Years MIT Tech Review
Big data vs. smart data: the subset will actually apply to your problem-and take you toward a solution Tech Republic
Machine learning helps data mining algorithm reveal the chaotic evolution of mathematics over 700 years Technology Review
Google explains: What it Means to be ofthe “Core” algorithm Search Engine Land
***THE INTERNET
What cats can teach us about content creation PR Daily
***GENDER ISSUES
Thinking They’re ‘Unqualified’ Is A Big Reason More Women Don’t Run For Office FiveThirtyEight
***RACE
The Unbearable Whiteness of Baseball New York Times
From multiracial children to gender identity, what some demographers are studying now Pew Research
Why Talented Black and Hispanic Students Can Go Undiscovered New York Times
***WRITIN’ AND READIN’
Caustic reactions, pro and con, as AP opts to lowercase ‘Internet’ PR Daily
Pay for Editing, Your Writing Will Thank You Huffington Post
***GRAMMAR
Sidestepping the Semicolon Chronicle of Higher Ed
An upcoming puzzle game tasks you with decoding classic literature KillScreen
***LITERATURE
16 Children’s Books For ‘Spiritual But Not Religious’ Families Huffington Post
Literature’s Emotional Lessons The Atlantic
***RESEARCH
The challenges for scientific publishing, 60 years on Wiley Online Library
The Debunkers of a Gay Marriage Study Just Re-bunked It, Sort Of Wired
A guide to top medical journals: A primer for healthcare journalists Michel Accad
***FREE SPEECH
Ninth Circuit ruling in California student expression case may be “dangerous for campus speech,” lawyers say Student Press Law Center
***ART AND DESIGN
This Tool Makes It Stupid Simple to Turn Data Into Charts Wired
***RELIGION
Mississippi Residents Divided Over Guns In Churches Law NPR
This Pastor Claims He Visited Heaven And Was Able To Take A Selfie BBC
Mississippi's Religious Objections Law Sparks Backlash From Other States NPR
Hundreds of libraries in the US are getting complaints for carrying the Bible Business Insider
A Case For State Religious Freedom Laws NPR
***THE BUSINESS OF MEDIA
Samsung patents smart contact lenses with a built-in camera Mashable
***JOURNALISM
Stop the presses! 'All the President's Men' and great journalism movies CNN
Panama Papers Leak Is The Result Of Unprecedented Media Collaboration NPR
The Queens of Nonfiction: 56 Women Journalists Everyone Should Read New York Mag
Girl, 9, told to "go play with dolls" over crime coverage The Globe and Mail
Want to start a small data journalism team in your newsroom? Here are 8 steps Harvard’s Nieman Lab
If Trump were president: Boston Globe's fake front page dares to imagine The Guardian
Activist says agents seized anti-Planned Parenthood videosan attack on citizen journalism USA Today
***STUDENT JOURNALISM
Albion College newspaper apologizes for April Fools' Day story on Hillsdale College closing Michigan Live
Six reasons you should join your college’s student newspaper Slippery Rock Student Newspaper
***STUDENT LIFE
Beware Dating Site Scammers and Their Ungrammatical Game Wired
Breeding Narcissists (New study suggests that narcissistic business students thrive under narcissistic professors, while less narcissistic students suffer, to the detriment of all) Inside Higher Ed
Are Young Voters Altering Republican And Democratic Primary Races? NPR
Studies Show That Millennials Are Most Vulnerable to Scams Consumer Reports
Review of two books on girls and growing up Economist
The age when people are the most popular, according to science Washington Post
***JOBS
Will You Sprint, Stroll or Stumble Into a Career? New York Times
The Science of Smart Hiring The Atlantic
Job Hunting in the Digital Age New York Times
***SCIENCE
How Scientific Scandal Can Become Scientific Progress Five Thirty Eight
***NEUROSCIENCE
A Map of the Brain Could Teach Machines to See Like You Wired
IBM Wants to Implant Fake Brains in Real Brains to Prevent Seizures Wired
Mapping the Brain to Build Better Machines (A race to decipher the brain’s algorithms could revolutionize machine learning) Quanta
***PERSONAL GROWTH
Self-Renewal and Motivation Becoming (my blog)
***HIGHER ED
States Call For Removal Of College Watchdog For “Spectacular” Failures Buzz Feed News
The Cost of Remediation (An inadequate high school education can get expensive for students when they need to take remedial courses in college, according to a new report) Inside Higher Ed
Rifles on campus: College police forces add firepower Associated Press
Google's 'Education Evangelist': Students Are Changing Faster Than Colleges Chronicles of Higher Ed
Scholars warn Western universities could be held accountable for conduct in countries in which they operate campuses Inside Higher Ed
The Pillaging of America's State Universities The Atlantic
USD Students Get a Personal Assistant Mobile App Campus Technology
What Higher-Education Professionals Made in 2015-16 Chronicle of Higher Ed
***ACADEMIC LIFE
U Wisconsin Madison professors losing hope of preserving traditional tenure in campus policy Inside Higher Ed
Less Is More (A detailed class plan full of bullet points is a security blanket. Maybe it’s time to leave more to chance?) Chronicle of Higher Ed
***TEACHING
Is plagiarism changing over time? (A 10-year time-lag study with three points of measurement) Taylor & Francis Group
***CAMPUS CRIME
College tries to withhold names of students charged with misconduct under FERPA Student Press Law Center
***SEXUAL ASSAULT ON CAMPUS
Student Journalists Cleared of Charges for Reporting on Sexual Assault Awareness Event The FIRE
Revisiting 'Rolling Stone's' Discredited Campus Rape Story NPR
FIRE Aims to Challenge Legality of Federal Sexual Misconduct Mandate The FIRE
Top performers secret: They chunk it
/The idea that skill-which is graceful, fluid, and seemingly effortless--should be created by the nested accumulation of small, discrete circuits seems counterintuitive. But a massive body of scientific research shows that this is precisely the way skills are built--and not just for cognitive pursuits like chess.
Physical acts are also built of chunks. When a gymnast learns a floor routine, he assemblies via a series of chunks, which in turn are made up of other chunks. He’s grouped a series of muscle movements together in exactly the same way you grouped a series of letters together to form a Everest. The fluency happens when the gymnast repeats the movements often enough that he knows how to process those chunks as one big chunk, the same way that you process the above sentence.
From below, top performers look incomprehensibly superior, and see if they’ve leaped in a single bound across a huge chasm. They aren't nearly as different from ordinary performers as they seem. What separates these two levels is not innate superpower but a slowly accrued act of construction and organization: the building of a scaffolding, bolt by bolt and circuit by circuit.
Daniel Coyle, The Talent Code
Articles of Interest - April 4
/***BIG DATA
Why big data's future is important for NASA Dataconomy
Is Data Science just a rebrand of statistics? Or do emerging types of data & technology require a new approach? Inside Big Data
What a GE data scientist does with their day.. starting with curiosity Wall Street Journal
The top 12 Data Science & Machine Learning related Podcasts by popularity on iTunes KD Nuggests
Machine Learning as a Service: How Data Science Is Hitting the Masses Huffington Post
***THE INTERNET
How we’re unwittingly letting robots censor the Web Washington Post
A study of 16 billion e-mails reveals distinct patterns in our e-mail behavior Scientific American
***SOCIAL MEDIA
Snapchat just made a huge change to become your go-to messaging app Quartz
Facebook and Snapchat are trading blows in a fight for messaging domination and the money that comes with it Business Insider
***MUSIC
Music industry pushes for digital copyright law reform Engadget
Pharrell Made Only $2,700 In Songwriter Royalties From 43 Million Plays Of 'Happy' On Pandora Business Insider
Streaming Has Officially Taken Over the Music Business TIME magazine
The Math Behind Beethoven’s Music Open Culture
***RACE
Library of Congress to stop using 'illegal' and 'alien' to describe immigrants, group says CNN
The Most Prejudiced Places in America The Daily Beast
Netflix big data truth: some "profiling can’t rely on broad categories like race or location" Fortune
Some medical students still think black patients feel less pain than whites Stat News
***SCIENCE
How to (seriously) read a scientific paper Science Mag
***PSYCHOLOGY
Teaching Men to Be Emotionally Honest New York Times
***NEUROSCIENCE
Let’s debunk these ten brain and brain health myths Sharp Brains
“Lost” memories can be found (Neuroscientists retrieve missing memories in mice with early Alzheimer’s symptoms) MIT news
Keeping The Heart Healthy May Protect Brain From Aging Tech Times
We All Know The "Not Face" – Now We Have A Name For It NPR
***GRAMMAR
Being a Subjunctive (Some grammar purists seem to think the English subjunctive is a fragile creature in danger of extinction. As usual they can't tell their adjective from their elbow, says Geoff Pullum) Chronicle of Higher Ed
***LANGUAGE
Whoo-Hoo for ‘Woo Woo’ Chronicle of Higher Ed
***LITERATURE
‘Gangsta’ Shakespeare Chronicle of Higher Ed
When It Comes To Talking Sex, Young Adult Books Can Be A Parent's Best Friend NPR
What If Famous Characters from Literature Had Access to Today’s Technology? The Blaze
Sinclair Lewis’ 1935 book It Can’t Happen Here & Donald Trump (opinion) The Verge
11 Shakespeare Tragedies Mapped Out with Network Visualizations Open Culture
***RESEARCH
10 demographic trends that are shaping the U.S. and the world Pew Research
This scientist nearly went to jail for making up data Washington Post
Science community looks for ways to stop fake papers CBC
Is scientific misconduct a bigger problem than we think? Science Nordic
***RELIGION
AP Explains: Violence against Christians in Pakistan Associated Press
Bible charity vows to continue translation work after murders of four employees Fox News
C.S. Lewis predicted Donald Trump Washington Post
The Baptist-on-Baptist fight within Georgia’s ‘religious liberty’ debate AJC
Atheists at University of Iowa protest creation of Muslim prayer rooms USA Today
***JOURNALISM
A matter of AP Style Columbia Journalism Review
How Reporters Pulled Off the Panama Papers, the Biggest Leak in Whistleblower History Wired
Local TV station reads nasty viewer letters on air; women endure the most vicious attacks Washington Post
The Associated Press style guide will no longer capitalize 'internet' The Verge
Northwestern University journalism fraud story still has life (opinion) Illinois’ News-Gazette
AI is already making inroads into journalism but could it win a Pulitzer? The Guardian
***THE BUSINESS OF JOURNALISM
Newspapers Gobble Each Other Up to Survive Digital Apocalypse Bloomberg
Editor and 70-plus others fired at the Orange County Register
The Hyper-Local Media Magnate Journalism Can’t Ignore PBS
***STUDENT JOURNALISM
Twitter’s Newest Parody Account Celebrates the Guy at Your J-School Observer
***STUDENT LIFE
Why I Don't Hire Millennials: I hire individuals AdAge
Millennial Problems: Being Tone Deaf San Francisco Weekly
College students mostly support free speech with some restrictions, survey finds Student Press Law Center
***ACADEMIC LIFE
The Shrinking Ph.D. Job Market Inside Higher Ed
Why I’m Sticking to My ‘Noncompliant’ Learning Outcomes Chronicle of Higher Ed
***PERSONAL GROWTH
“Imagineering” is the use of mental images to build factual results, and it is an astonishingly effective procedure Becoming (my blog)
***ETHICS
The eugenic legacy of a 1927 Supreme Court decision to sterilize “imbeciles” New Republic
***HUMANITIES /STEM
The Humanities Must Rise to the Global Environmental Challenge (opinion) Chronicle of Higher Ed
Why Theater Majors Are Vital in the Digital Age (opinion) Chronicle of Higher Ed
Is 'Design Thinking' the New Liberal Arts? Chronicle of Higher Ed
***HIGHER ED
Honors Colleges Promise Prestige, but They Don’t All Deliver Chronicle of Higher Ed
How Sal Khan Hopes to Remake Education Chronicle of Higher Ed
U of California Accused of Favoring Non-Californians Inside Higher Ed
Study Abroad and Terror Inside Higher Ed
Supreme Court Hints at Way to Avert Tie on Birth Control Mandate New York Times
Christian Universities Increasingly Apply for Exemptions From Anti-Discrimination Rules Truth Out
***TEACHING
When Plagiarism Is a Plea for Help (Instead of failing students for intellectual dishonesty, shouldn’t we try to help them not fail?) Chronicle of Higher Ed
Major publishers report sales of digital course materials surpass sales of print textbooks for the first time Inside Higher Ed
New MLA Handbook seeks to make citing sources from a variety of media easier and more commonsensical Inside Higher Ed
Straight A's for everyone (Behind the College GPA Arms Race) Washington Post
How To Get Kids Hooked On Books? 'Use Poetry. It Is A Surefire Way' NPR
Articles of Interest - March 28
/***THE INTERNET
How Geopolitics and Commerce are Fragmenting the World Wide Web (book review) Economist
Google Reveals Top Ranking Factors For Search Results Media Post
How one programmer broke the internet by deleting a tiny piece of code Quartz
***ART AND DESIGN
How physics and math helped create modernist painting Aeon
Nonverbal Man With Autism and Synesthesia Set to Host First Solo Art Exhibit ABC News
How Critical Thinking Sabotages Painting premium (Creating art is a very different skill than articulating what art is about-subscription) Chronicle of Higher Ed
What's The Point Of That Weird Minimalist Art? (video) PBS
A Guide to the Beautiful, Elaborate ‘Jungle’ of Script Typefaces Wired
***RESEARCH
Retractions rise to nearly 700 in fiscal year 2015 Retraction Watch
The mismeasure of scientific significance Stats.org
***GENDER ISSUES
North Carolina Bans Local Anti-Discrimination Policies New York Times
Gender-Specific Terms Replaced in Ohio Supreme Court Rules, Forms Court News Ohio
What Sexual Harassment Does to Female Gamers New York Mag
Hate and racism in the South gave rise to ‘social justice journalism’ Poynter
Feminist economics deserves recognition as a distinct branch of the discipline Economist
***LEGAL ISSUES
Donald Trump Wants To 'Open Up' Libel Laws So He Can Sue News Outlets NPR
Rich people are paying lawyers to get truthful stories deleted from the internet Business Insider
The FBI Drops Its Case Against Apple After Finding a Way Into That iPhone Wired
***IMAGES
Google Makes Its $149 Photo Editing Software Now Completely Free to Download Open Culture
One picture from the Brussels attacks is a lesson in the delicate art of propaganda The Guardian
***SOCIAL MEDIA
Twitter has changed how your timeline works. Here's how to fix it Chronicle of Higher Ed
We’re More Honest With Our Phones Than With Our Doctors New York Times
Teen Girls Flip The Negative Script On Social Media NPR
Inside the world of Twitter's favorite depressive Elle
Smartphone 'voices' not always helpful in a health crisis Associated Press
Social media have made the world more democratic—for now Economist
Inside Facebook’s Quest to Be Your Bestie—By Owning Your Memories Wired
Even easier communications and ever-growing data mountains are transforming politics Economist
Social media now play a key role in collective action Economist
Worries about fraud and fragmentation may prompt a shake-out in the crowded online-ad industry Economist
***BIG DATA
Streaming analytics speeds decision making by high velocity real-time data diving. Here's an overview Inside Big Data
MIT’s 1-year $75k #BigData finishing school (& its many rivals)-Is it really necessary? For many, the answer is no Financial Times
Machine learning intro with limited math & theoretical constructs Economist
***RELIGION
Birth Control At The Supreme Court: Does Free Coverage Violate Religious Freedom? NPR
Evangelicals Key To Republican Support For Israel NPR
New Kansas Law Lets Campus Religious Groups Restrict Members ABC News
Pope Washes Feet of Muslim Migrants at Easter Week Mass TIME
A religious gender gap for Christians, but not for Muslims Pew Research
Little Sisters argue contraception case at Supreme Court Baltimore Sun
***ADVERTISING
Mobile Advertising: Ad-blocking may not quickly spread to smartphones Economist
***THE BUSINESS OF MEDIA
U.S. Ad Market Forecast 2016: A Good Year, But Some Slowdowns For TV, Radio Media Post
A startup seeks to keep the conventional TV station alive in the digital era Economist
***JOURNALISM
Vice Media Traffic Plummets, Underscoring Risky Web Strategy Variety
The Internet is pushing the American news business to New York and the coasts (Rather than create geographic diversity, digital news has pushed the industry into a few tight clusters. That has real impacts on the journalism we get) Nieman Labs
Ohio TV station tries to convince its viewers to cancel their newspaper subscriptions Daily Dot
British journalism is 94% white and 55% male, survey reveals The Guardian
Blendle Is Here To Re-Invent The Way You Consume Journalism Huffington Post
Wesleyan student government revokes student newspaper's funds Student Press Law Center
***STUDENT LIFE
When Depression Hits, Teens Find Help NPR
Why are our kids so miserable? Quartz
Here's What Young People Care About. Listen And Learn NPR
How millennials should deal with baby boomers at work (opinion) LA Times
The Disturbing Truth About Anxiety and Depression in College (Why was I so unhappy after finally making it to college? And what was my cure?) Psychology Today
Young, Broke, and Scared of the IRS: The Millennial Tax Trap Bloomberg
How millennials should deal with baby boomers at work (opinion) LA Times
What Happens When Millennials Run the Workplace? New York Times
A Wave of Sexual-Assault Cases Kindles Anger on Baylor’s Campus (subscription) Chronicle of Higher Ed
***SCIENCE
Data & Narrative: Our Brains Like Numbers But Love A Good Story Digg (video)
Big-name scientists may end up stifling progress in their fields Economist
Science Needs to Learn How to Fail So It Can Succeed Wired
*PERSONAL GROWTH
Don't forget the blue goat Becoming (my blog)
***PHILOSOPHY
What happened when the World Bank asked a philosophy professor to consider its policies Quartz
***ETHICS
The Ethics of Doing Ethics (over view of ethical issues that arise in research into ethics) Springer
***WRITIN’ AND READIN’
An Exercise in Bad Writing Chronicle of Higher Ed
Virginia Woolf Offers Gentle Advice on “How One Should Read a Book” Open Culture
***LANGUAGE
The theories of the world’s best-known linguist have become rather weird Economist
***LITERATURE
***HIGHER ED
How LinkedIn Views Its Role in Education (subscription) Chronicle of Higher Ed
Does Engineering Education Breed Terrorists? (Nascent terrorists seem to be drawn to engineering. Their education may further radicalize them) Chronicle of Higher Ed
AAUP Slams Education Dept. and Colleges Over Title IX Enforcement Chronicle of Higher Ed
AAUP: Title IX as a Threat to Academic Freedom Inside Higher Ed
***ACADEMIC LIFE
A Professor and His College Fight over Learning Outcomes Chronicle of Higher Ed
What You Teach Is What You Earn: Study Finds Large Salary Gaps based on Discipline Inside Higher Ed
What Tenured and Tenure-Track Professors at 4-Year Colleges Made in 2015-16 Chronicle of Higher Ed